Anima 64

We had to move out mid-stay because the place was uninhabitable. Dirty, noisy, uncomfortable. The walls are paper-thin, so you can hear all the noise and anything happening on the stairs outside, or in the neighbouring rooms. The view from the window is over a wall with broken glass embedded on top. The kitchen was dirty, with some sticky substance on surfaces. Bedsheets are of the cheapest kind, and make electric sparks when they touch each other (I wouldn't have believed this is physically possible if I hadn't seen it myself). There is no reception desk, and we have seen other guests stuck in the street trying to check in. The so-called common spaces consist of a terrace with some tables and large rubbish bins, and a "coworking", which is a tiny room with a couple of cheap tables, chairs, and nothing else. The listing advertises a washing machine, but actually you have to pay to use it, and there is no detergent, so you have to look for a shop to buy it. Hot water was only available in the shower, not in the bathroom sink or kitchen. On top of everything else, water (hot and cold) can shut off at random times - there are some city-mandated cuts that the owners warn you about (but which do not happen in better hotels), but also some that come without warning. In short, stay away from this place.

Overall, great play to stay in Bogota. Safe area with lots to do and see. Communication with staff was immediate and staff in the building was always pleasant and attentive.

Anima 64 is a great place to stay, it is not only because of the location, but because it has al the amenities that you requiere for a great stay. Additionally is super clean and easy to enter, I felt safe.